Christian Ridderström wrote:
That would work, but if you want all your quote environments to behave the same way, you could try something in the preamble using \topsep (which sets the space above the first item in a list and below the last item). This might do what you want:On Tue, 19 Nov 2002, Jeroen Vriesman wrote:What about Layout->Paragraph and then change vertical spacing above and below the paragraph?Hi! How do I change the spacing above and below when I use 'Quote', when I look in the command reference I just see that you can begin and end a quote. The question seems stupid, but I cannot find the answer myself, sorry. Cheers, Jeroen.
/Christian
\renewenvironment{quote}{\setlength{\topsep}{2\baselineskip}}
The "2" here can be replaced by any number (as a multiple of the baselineskip for whatever document class you are using).
Robin
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